English, asked by mostolespj, 19 hours ago

the convergent movement of tectonic plates whereby a denser plate is pushed beneath a lighter one​

Answers

Answered by tec10signitha
0

Explanation:

Convergent boundaries are often subduction zones, where the heavier plate slips under the lighter plate, creating a deep trench. This subduction changes the dense mantle material into buoyant magma, which rises through the crust to the Earth's surface.

Similar questions